The Politics of Crowds: An Alternative History of Sociology

Christian Borch

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Introduction: the crowd problem 1. Setting the stage: crowds and modern French society 2. Disciplinary struggles: the crowd in early French sociology 3. Weimar developments: toward a distinctively sociological theory of crowds 4. Liberal attitudes: crowd semantics in the USA 5. From crowd to mass: problematizing classless society 6. Reactions to totalitarianism: new fusions of sociological and psychological thinking 7. The culmination and dissolution of crowd semantics 8. Postmodern conditions: the rise of the post-political masses Epilogue: the politics of crowds.

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